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What a great introduction to all of the different specializations and what a fantastic introduction to the basics!

Very well in depth look at NLC's, excellent presentation. Thanks! May I ask what you use for your infographics? I can't seem to figure that out yet 😅

Thanks for the great video very helpful and informative 👍 you use 1 minute exposures can you tell me what iso settings you used thanks again 🔭👍

Hi Tim, your images and techniques are simply amazing. My name is Rich Williams and I live in Astor, Florida which is in Central Florida. We are having a very cloudy summer so far and my time outside has been minimal. I was very happy to come across your UA-cam channel and I immediately subscribed. I am fairly new to astrophotography and I am still learning how to use some of the many software's, mostly free, available for processing video and still images. Your video will help me very much and I thank you for the time you spent making it and publishing it. I hope to be able to get Lunar images as good as yours some day and with a lot of practice I think I will get there. But, I must be honest to say that I am lazy and when I get done stacking my images I am usually so impressed that I was able to get such a capture, I usually stop there. I really need to push myself to move forward with better processing in apps like Photoshop, Affinity Photo and others. I have purchased a lifetime license for Affinity Photo and am attempting to learn it. It has a dedicated Astrophotography section built into it. And there is no monthly subscription fee! It's more affordable to me as I am a retiree and live on Social Security as my primary income so I need to watch my finances closely. Anyway, thank you, once again, for sharing your awesome work with us. Sincerely, Richard Williams Astor, Florida 32102 USA!

Would love you to do a video on NLC Timelapse’s

Beautiful, just beautiful video. Or... in plain mexican, te rifaste!

Nice equipment. Interesting result. But I'm confused. The moon doesn't look that way. Why would anyone want to do this?

Please, do the video on time lapse. The noctilucent clouds can be observed in other parts of the world, even during the day, the problem is that the brightness of the sun hinder it.

Excellent video yet again Tim, I enjoyed the step by step tutorial, and the gear breakdown. I learned a lot.

Wow this was an eyeopener, I was so sure they were visible during winter so I haven't looked for them at all. Thanks for this video

Great video introducing and explaining noctilucent clouds and very well put together. Some great shots and timelapse sequences you've captured. Personally, I try to observe as many displays as I can each season, from the north east of the UK. I make a point of creating timelapse sequences too, especially of the details in the clouds. I have put some videos together on my channel from this year: ua-cam.com/play/PLc8rj4n4QCf-yrSOOpzt-fxRuRIvircWT.html

It’s expensive 😊

Heh, it was almost full moon two nights ago, with last night's forecast being abysmal. So I was hoping to practice shooting a Mineral Moon, which your recent video introduced me to, even though it was not a full moon yet. Unfortunately, we were plagued by whispy clouds and tons of atmospheric moisture. So instead, I just spent some time outside, cat on my lap, watching the cool clouds. There's worse ways to spend an evening. And today, you're making a video about clouds. I'd say, "great timing, how did you know?" But we're both in Europe. I _know_ how you know. It's been nothing _but_ clouds over here lately.

Share Your Noctilucent Cloud Experiences! Have you ever witnessed the mesmerising beauty of noctilucent clouds? I'd love to hear your stories and experiences! Drop a comment below and let’s start a conversation. If you have any questions about capturing these stunning phenomena or anything else related to astrophotography, feel free to ask! Clear skies and happy stargazing!

Good job Tim!

Can you make a full video on all frame we take

amazing work.

Really interesting video and thanks for sharing your experience from Sweden. I always wondered how is up there... I guess it has its pluses and minuses (with longer winter nights and aurora). And I have to compliment the quality of your videos too, because the productions is great! Do you work in this field, because it is obvious you are no stranger to this?

I'm tempted to try, but I reckon this works better with mono and narrowband-filters, rather than OSC and broadband-filters? Traditionally, I've been able to get an hour-ish pr night on bright targets near Zenith (like Cygnus), but not until late july/early august I live at 59 North, and I am guessing that getting the guidecam to find and pick up stars will be a bigger challenge. I only base this upon difficulties I've experienced when I've tried to Polar Align a little too early in the evening.

Another very high production quality video that is also very informative. Keep it up! You have the potential to one day become one of the premiere astrophotography channels on UA-cam!

Just found your channel and glad I did! You are very talented and your production looks super professionel. Conpliments!

Excellent information! ❤

This is so underrated you deserve way more views for the quality of the content you post!

I started with Milky Way photography and was hooked. Now DSO photography is my passion and I’ll soon be starting Planetary photography. Excellent work on this video.

Great video! The underlying message is don't throw in the towel just because someone says it can't be done. Maybe they aren't as good with thinking outside the box as your are. Be a rebel and prove things for yourself. Maybe you will open doors for yourself as CosmicCaptures did. Bravo Sir!

The Earth/Sun OMG! Greatest thing since sliced bread!

Hey Tim! Hello from Kalamazoo MI, US. I also got into astrophotography during the covid crisis. I'm currently upgrading to a A7R 3 for better shots. I hope your channel does well! I will definitely keep watching and commenting! Building community is how we can make a better world in spite of the people trying to destroy it.

During full moon, go out with a DSLR camera and just take nice photos of moonlight nightscapes. If the moon is bothering you and your telescope, use the moon doing something else. Atleast that is what I sometimes do.

Living in southern Sweden, dualband filter and shorter exposures like you recommend helps a lot here. I got quality data at summer solstice.

I'm from finland and its so much worser, cant see any star at all. Its not that dark, thank you for the video tho.

The production value and depth of this video is amazing! Taking notes as I’m watching this haha

Put your scopes in Namibia, Spain and the US. Then, there will not be problems. Alternatively, buy infrared camera.

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Very nice video, just discovered your channel. Do you have a link where i can find the animation of the earth showing darkness relative to date?

This video is for all the astrophotographers who capture images from high-latitude locations and deal with bright and short summer nights, as well as those who confront light pollution from artificial or natural sources. Keep your telescopes and cameras running during clear skies and make the most of the available conditions. You might be surprised by what you can capture. Have you ever attempted deep-sky astrophotography during twilight? If so, how was your experience?

Outstanding video Tim! I love in NY and the skies here are very light polluted so I have to travel 3-5 hours away to get dark skies. But your video gave me hopes of being to image from my daughters backyard. The weather has been bad here this year but hopefully I’ll get an imaging session in here or there. Best regards Luis from NY

The animations and graphics provide great clarity to your lucid presentation. Well done.

Excellent video Tim, I learn so much, thank you! Sadly my neighbours spaceship lit house dumps too much light into my backyard, and it doesn't help I live in a borstal 8 zone. When I am able to, I travel to dark sites. Hasn't been a good year for me though, poor planing and weather have ruined my Astro trips. It's ok I watch your videos and feel better... 😁

Fantastic video and insights. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for a great mineral moon video, I don't have a telescope but have a camera with a 70-200 and 1.4x convertor that I use for moon photography. I've tried to do mineral moon photography with this set up but don't have anywhere near the resolution that you have but enjoy nit nevertheless. My method so far has been 30 shots stacked and aligned as a smart object in Photoshop with the median stacking mode. I then sharpen and then add saturation lavers at 12 on the saturation scale until the colours look good which is usually after about 20 such layers. I've been quite happy with my results until I saw your excellent images 😂.I've always wanted to do the composites like you did with the clouds but always been very disappointed with my results so if you take requests I'd love to see how you do it. Great image and video, thanks Phil

You sir have a very professionally produced channel, as well as interesting videos. Count me in; I subscribed.

Thank you very much for such a nice story and educational video about the journey to an incredible image. Beautiful image and thanks for sharing.

At a certain point, once you've modified a picture so much it's no longer what it originally was. Completely negating taking the picture to begin with. Nothing wrong with needing a computer program to make images that your camera can't capture because it doesn't truly exist.

many thanks for the files. your explanation and instruction on how to process was amazing.

Great video! Thank you for sahring your knowledge how to create amazing Moon photos.

The full Moon color image here reminds me of the images people with cheap crap web cams who claim they are imaging lakes, seas grass field areas and so on.

Please more please about cosmos and astronomy. Add. Like all about space and Universe. All subscriptions about Space

Well this was lovely thanks, nice final image.

I started with a DSLR, the buffer sucks,, using a Player One Artemis-C Pro, I capture .ser @ 250fps to 300fps. My most high res colour moon shot was made with 4200 frames out of the 7600 in the 1min video I took. Really makes a difference!

I have always wondered how the moon is 'colorized' in some of the web images. Thanks for showing the steps to achieve that. Your professorial style delivery was easy to follow and understand even for a novice like me. I read one of the viewer's concerns below about compounding errors through your post-processing method. I understand that most of the deep sky images posted by NASA are enhanced!